Ironglass Adapters Cine Rehoused Vintage Soviet Lenses | Made in Ukraine

[@alanbesedin]

Amazing review! Thank you for sharing!

[@heroaomedia]

I like your tone of videos. Slower-paced and more genuine.

[@Moviesauce]

Thanks!

[@juntingzhou6923]

Thank you for the information! I am considering trying Ironglass out and great to know that the modifier cause loss of light...

[@Moviesauce]

I've got MKIIs now and got them without the modifiers and they're beautiful

[@ScottSullivanTV]

Oval bokeh! And in 16:9 too. Interesting. Love the look of it when I’m that mode while still maintaining the full height of your sensor

[@ScottSullivanTV]

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[@philippehery2366]

Vive l'Ukraine! So horrified by that war to a peaceful people! Courage!

[@TheSonOfaMonkey]

How's the contrast on these lenses?

[@Moviesauce]

You’re looking at it

[@TheSonOfaMonkey]

@@Moviesauce Ah, sorry I meant whether you had to grade more extensively. It does look good in the video!

[@pugazhenthipandian9040]

How much price these set lenses pls.🙏🙏

[@Moviesauce]

Depends on how you customize them. They’re built to order. Check out their website. Www.Ironglassadapters.com

[@KevKlopper]

What a timing 😅

[@Moviesauce]

Yeah, I would of have talked a little more about politics if I made it a few weeks later.

[@alexost5107]

The owner of the company is now in the armed forces of Ukraine in the east of the country.

[@Moviesauce]

Yep, it’s amazing that they’ve been able to keep going. The first MKII lenses are starting to show up in the wild.